Welcome home to this rare opportunity in prestigious Colonial Acres, a neighbourhood celebrated for its spacious lots, quiet streets, and prime location! This 4-bedroom home offers everything you need, with easy access to East Waterloos most desirable amenities. Families will love being a short walk from Conestoga Mall with its LRT stop, and just minutes from RIM Park, walking trails, top-rated schools, restaurants, and the Expressway. Step inside to discover a spacious sunken family room with vaulted ceilings and windows overlooking the backyard creating an inviting space for gatherings. The primary bedroom offers a private escape with a walkthrough closet leading to a 4-piece ensuite. Convenience is key with a main-floor laundry and flexible living spaces, as the formal living/dining area has been temporarily converted into a home-based office and den easily restored to its original layout by removing the temporary wall. This home has seen several important updates, including a new back door, front door, bay window, and a couple of other windows replaced in 2018. Outside, the fully fenced yard provides privacy and space for outdoor enjoyment, and the double car garage ensures ample storage. The unfinished basement is a blank canvas, with a space that's perfect for creating your ideal theatre room or man cave. Situated in Colonial Acres, one of Waterloos most coveted neighbourhoods, this home offers close proximity to RIM Park (Manulife Sportsplex), great schools, and easy highway access. Dont miss your chance to make this exceptional home yours!
Property Features
- Date Listed: Friday, October 25, 2024
- Virtual Tour: View Virtual Tour for 563 Hallmark Drive
- City: Waterloo
- Major Intersection: Davenport and Old Abbey
- Full Address: 563 Hallmark Drive, Waterloo, N2K 3P3, Ontario, Canada
- Kitchen: Main
- Living Room: Main
- Listing Brokerage: Royal Lepage Wolle Realty - Disclaimer: The information contained in this listing has not been verified by Royal Lepage Wolle Realty and should be verified by the buyer.
